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Show Page 8 OCTOBER 23. 1975 THURSDAY, ObftaaRies Don H. United Sargent Way Choo SOS Don H. Sargent, 25, 4936 S. 5020 West, died Oct. 17, 1975, Arthur both Lake Point, Tooele County; Mrs. Clemont (Shirley) Day, Arizona. Burial Redwood Memorial Arthur Dwain KEARNS Wade, 55, 5735S. 4540 West, Kearns, died Oct. 26, 1975, in an auto accident near Magna Born Ranquitch, Iron County, April 26, 1920, to Albert Monroe and Lydia t'assie Davis Wade. Married Lila Joette Bassett Dec. 18, 1944, Kemmerer, Wyo. Member LDS Church. Survivors' wife: sons, daughters, Lester M , Granger; Dwain R. Jr Mrs John (Lila Harris, Mrs. Douglas (SharoD Allen, all Kearns; Mrs Ronald iCassie Jane) Gnmstad, West Jordan; nine grandchildren; brothers. sisters, Milo G Kearns; Edward Alexander, Moab; Mrs Marv Broadhead. Mrs. Estates. Harvey GRANGER Mary Vee Parr Harvey, 40, 3437 S. 3450 West, died Oct 19, 1975, at her home of a heart condi- i Born Nov. 13, 1934, in Salt Lake City, to Liston W. and Martha Mantvla Parr. Married to Roy Hammond, divorced. Married to Doug Stevenson; divorced. Married to Jack D. Harvey Sept. Nev. 18, 1975, in Elko, Member, LDS Church. Graduate, Cyprus High School. Survivors: husband, son, daughters. Mickel Stevenson, Silma Marie Stevenson, both Granger; Mrs. Dave F. Hansen MAG. Oct. - Alan F. 16. 3068 S 8000 1 1, hosptal Randy, Kearns; Mrs. Terry (Rae Lynne) Larsen, Murray; Mrs. Mike (Diana Dee) Empey, Granger. Burial Valley View Memorial Park. Clarence Cluff tion. . sen, Married Rebecca Dennison; divorced. Construction worker. Survivors: son, Dustin Sargent. Slade, Hunter; parents, Kearns; brother, sisters, Mary-Ve- e , Alan Wade D. in an auto accident. Born Oct. 26, 1949, Marys-vale- , Piute County, to Scott M. and Beulah A. Hyatt Han- (Jodi-Lynne- West died Peterson, ) Magna; one grandchild; 1975, in a Salt Lake of a gunshot wound mother, Mrs. Martha Parr, Granger; brothers, sister, Roy Parr, Granger; Jed L. Parr, West Jordan; Mrs. Glen (Dona Lee) Coats, Mapleton, Utah County. Born June 27, 1939, in Salt Lake City, to Frank L. and Shirley Begent Hansen. Student, Cyprus High School. - KEARNS Ramsay Clarence Cluff, 21, 4951 W. South, Kearns, died Oct. 1975 in a Salt Lake 15, hospital of multiple scler4935 osis. Born Sept. 28, 1954, Soda Springs, Idaho, to Clarence M. and Elizabeth Ramsay Cluff. Member LDS Church. Student. Graduate Kearns High School. Survivors: parents; foster Robert brother, Frost, Kearns. Burial Redwood Memorial Estates. executives on loan from 15 Salt Lake area firms will be working on the upcoming United Way campaign, announced General Campaign Chairman Louis A. Harris. Weve never had this many Loaned Executives before, Harris said, but were anticipating an unusually campaign this year and we plan to keep our Loaned Executives very busy. The Loaned Executives will be working with the United Way until late November, assisting with employee campaigns in thousands of companies in the Salt Lake area. Loaned Executives for 1975 are: Gordon Affleck: LDS Church, Danny Burnett: Hercules, Robert H. Burton: Standard Oil, Kent e fast-pace- d Cardwell: First Security Bank, Stephen Cunningham: I'tah Power and Light, C. Carlton Ence: Litton Industries, Joan Fillmore: Weyher Construction. David Gee: Blue Cross-BluShield, Gloria Gustin: Walker Bank and Trust, Mark R. Hurd: Union Pacific, Craig Low: 1MB, e Jeppson: First Security Bank, Pete Mack-ris- : Kennecott pper, James R. Martin ,nivac, James It. Joe Matic: Kennecott Copper, Carl Nelson: American Red Cross, Harold T. New- Survivors: parents; Diana, Julie, both Magna; Mrs. Jody (Janet) sis-ler- man: Kennecott Copper, Freeman, Reading, Pa.; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Begent, Granger; Mrs. Jennie B. Hansen, their name from civil war General In Korea, headaches were Burnside, who had quite supposed to be cured with a pair. chrysanthemum roots. Sulebums Magna Burial, Valley View orial Park. Leaders Twenty-on- Mem- get Panama Fimr-Ric- li Evan Olsen: Kennecott Copper, Malcolm J. Robertson: Kennecott Copper, Richard Robinson: Mountain Bell, Art Weber: Kennecott Copper. inspires Gardeners Among amateur horticulturists, probably no honor evokes more pride than getting ones flower arrange-- , ment pictured in the annual Vision of Beauty desk calendar of the 360,000-membe- r National Council of State Garden Clubs. About 62 make it into the calendar each year, but only two arrangements, from among those entered by 90 garden clubs around the world, are singled out for the top er Arranger of the Vv'KNCE tlSALE M. -- i mm Crop (takes 4 Machine mplu arrangement, called weathTropicana, ered wood serves as a container reflecting the warm icd tones of a torch ginger, (Vi iif 6 Mochlne Split ...$1.59 . $ 1 .96 t fort-ligh- Fort-heav- y Galvanized Pipe In 21 Ft. Lengths CHAIN LINK 3- i h-- ..yrtjp' 1 X $22.95- roll $29.95 50' roll $34.95 -50 V ' 2"2l' REYNOLDS 4 TOWN 2r l'j' Aluminum Siding COUNTRY Doublt 4 Imh Whit $Ho4ow Oroin Aluminum Siding I2"xir $35.63 . Over 500 type Sue 37 and Colored in the Inter- mountain Area. So Stock Every Color Wo can Match Any ? Ponoling. Panamas national flower Its the Holy Ghost Orihid l , WHITFI-UICK- I 32" or 34" Rloo Crest Buck 32 " t :m t '4i , i I1'; G ml w-v,-- ' : I ,lniW' WI& Wi,, i LOST. berman, 7779 area. Ears black DoWest 2820 S. not cropped, needs medicine. Reward, Call ft. x 4 8 ft. work tables; books; LP records, Westinghouse roaster oven, sectional sofa AmerCall icana Encyclopedias Club , or 250-221- FOUR 10-2- 3 298-471- ' W N 3UI3E t ' ,4 1953 ONE TON Ford truck, dual wheels, runs good, will sell or trade; also 2 wide with 4 mag tires, L rims, 2 mounted, with these 6 lugs tires, from Chevy truck; one Elgin sewing machine, excellent condition; bunk bed set, double bed. cedar chest, utility trailer. For more 60-1- AI.I. ODD AND END yard trees on-Smok- ers may save more than just their health! Farmers ' ' ' H u i " ' ,,r- ' : "ti - f i , r f 'j r a i wav' Beca a.e ' ou don ger And , lu yi u sr-- i, i,ei ,a , nj( 'ilt- ,, ' ' kD'G f ' L t i,. Shop ECON-O-CENTE- 250-295- R t'WCf c8U'0 (j a 'j,vPS t 250-612- 4 LOTS FOR SALE, duplex or residential, 9085 West 2628 South, Magna, $4,500 or closest offer over $4,250 Call Aiyur maul ' information call 12-2- 5 s iue e Formally Key Rexall Drug Our policy is saving you money j,, BONE MEM.! Brewers Yeast Rose Hips Lecithin1 Protein and many mure naturals, see the Harveshme Display at Cyprus Drug to .lo Paris Insurance Agency 9061 W. 2700 So. TREE REMOVAL and tree trimming. Free estimate, - T'l'tf 10-3- 0 1'wiKi you o.a-a- ll t 250-590- 250 6804. Auto Insurance Non-Smoke- " J'c eis I megurs ; : Farmers t a . -i Insurance Life Non-Smok- cut, lawns jobs, mowed, garbage hauled, etc. Free estimate. Call Clyde. Phone 250-674- In the Kearns Shopping Center 3 Kearns Family Health and home Center A' (Espiratu Santo), which appears to have a perfectly formed white dove nestled in each waxy whitp, cupshaped blossom. Panama is known, too, for its flowering trees which bloom especially from January to June and thrive in Panama as nowhere else. Plants which are known as shrubs in some parts of the U.S. grow as giant trees in Panama, Besides those forces of nature, there have been two particular influences on Panama's flower lovers. One is the 300-acrSummit Gardens in the Panama Canal Zone. Begun in 1923, it has introduced 15,000 different kinds of plant life into the area and is considered the most remarkable tropical garden in the world today Visitors can buy plants here to take home to the U.S, The other influence is Mrs. Pat Morgan, who operates Morgan's Gardens, a smaller nursery. Trained as a painter, she has conducted flower arrangement classes in Panama since 1947, and many Panama Garden Club award winners are her former pupils. Floral arrangement, she teaches us restraint says, and simplicity. It is the awakening of the individuals love of nature, and it helps to contribute happiness to our homes. For more information about Panamas flowers, write Panama Government Tourist Bureau, 630 Fifth Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10020. 4067 W. 5414 So. 250-588- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 298-881- 7 t TO HAVE BUSINESS FvH or port time, men or women unusual retirement plan. Write et once lor details Phone OPPORTUNITY p. 0. Box 2224 Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 250-565- 6 Shinflei $9.98 Stripping 1 r'.r.r Carlo Pecon Fiat Group jlf t u V ft Iroxiiion Rosewood t I tq. 49tx"Kir j 4ti"xl6 21 'uti'jt SI. VO $ yJ lc; !i f 1 ii i V ); U i' 247" 1 n Available at Discount Prices. Dealers inquiries welcome. (Buy direct (rom.dirtributtr A save). Free estimate. 1st Grade formica Counter Tops $3.95 ft. Will cw any rtu. IKiTAllATION D1MINSION ,, ' ;i - ..7 ' d!. Ir'iSJitli'.o) ' : Cabinets I t k ; Vi Kitche Hardwood i i ......,39, 99" r ) ?' V & ' A NEW KITCHEN OF LASTING BEAUTY G'' : . Al .T49 oven Al OH y; !r is ;..j. M Cotan Continuous Cleaning Drop In ik G, V l J6"T1 , Ljli. ... h $5.95 All i - g A Beictrk Surface Unit : I II H 49ij"20 - 24" Oat lurfoce unit MT24 coppertone S avocado fev - - 49'i"14 CHAMBERS APPLIANCES j ?)';( 7!' "ji'Lh. Delta Rib Galvoniied Steel built-i- n f ; '1 24" Conventional cleaning I . V. - 49'j"IO' Railroad Tlo! -J F . $7.58 j, Ilk $9.48 8 ' ''.I $11.38 J r( V ' T. $13.28, fl 1 'i jVJ $15.18 .till 'U'iV- ' Is ...$19.99 f, 49Wr... M.1S ? mmk ALUM. ROOFING grode, v'J . 'I !f '(jf1 I m? ' ! u- ! J,t I ,;ji 01), 7c 0. Mir , X.6 ,T I ( v. si )'C- $10.95 v.x4 J, ',,4. fC,v- Owens Corning Fibergtosi Foil Faced 3' sx S 70 tq H. 94 roll .$2.99 i: j' J INSULATION Nordic Oak, 1 st grade, A simulated wood grain on lauan plywood. $4.49 3ix44 .... 'll It.l .79' Weed Rd brick. White brick or Chapel white rock. Simulated brick or rock pattern on hardwood mm A FABULOUS OF YOUR OWN No Investment required An Classifieds n $1 shingles C4r - let All l .!' rl ' li ij TH: i..1 ,1', r" ,f? i '1 i' ! miulll LUMBER AT DISCOUNT PRICES SPECIAL ON FUU UNIT LOT LECITHIN! Kelp B6 Cider Vinegar Now all four in one capsule, ask for VBfi also try VB6f Vitamin Fortified, Cyprus Drug io ARTHRITIS? Rheumatism Bursitis We now have 1C5 HOT to help. Dyches Pharmacy, phone 5(i rt' 2 'I't . Wx4xl Imp Sheetinq. wood : ?' Ml UbW-j- e A CHANCE F A LIFETIME 298-354- 4 i H V I t ptm $42.29, 45c roll 2x4 Eton. Cedar tlSVS 316x44 I r J J Reinserting Meek , 'i'6:f'iJs,.;,T D. I Mont. i ' 4x4x10 (io. I JO It?-'- M 12c 17c '! $3.99 3164xt ' i ' $2.99 loiivood f.nuln. grad. ; S Boord Port'd link Rowwoed A r-'Kiufi:,,1- ; i- Constitution AcoutHc Plxpxrf Vinyl Imheued $5.49 On4 J CEILING TILE iMlWadi 1stm 3nd $29.95 4 ARMSTRONG $2.89 3t4Salara v ill! DISCOUNT PRirtS Mow Yorb ftlrch ST6M.S J' - .tfe V'' $25.95 WINDOWS Winter Vim Miwiiiwir Vlnyf Shield, 1 0 drab, feisport torlot rw it' UMIMUM S'DING Al S Iqooro Fat $2.99 Carton mmi f i! ALUM. STORM OOOIS 8 Nalls is 520.95 $22.95 i $22,951 $23,953 $1 B.99 $25.95 25 Mold- ings $15.99 $16.49 $16.49 $17.99 21 Mast Complete Lino Tt v'A iA Birch Mohog. 73 and quantity In the Intermountain Wort. i ,4 DOORS of paneling to chooie from. Largest variety tro in mountains to be, idles and jungle gne the country three van eties of climate tropical, temperate and cold 'Dial s why about 300 species ol niclnd grow wild heip, and its Chiriqui Province is said lo be Ihe lines! place in the world to get orchids Appropriately, an orchid tv A $35.95 iq. PANELING h igh 3 25c it 33c 43c t. 54c fr 68c h 95c tt r2r21' - I i l 50' roll 1 5- . in $17.95 $19.95 roll -SO' that mill forceful, dramatic and, indeed, Panamanians are fort unale m having much dramatic material lo delight the spun! ol he llower lover Panamas location al "tile crussioads of the world and topographv that ranges I roll -50' 3,, . 1 con-oas- blossoms. m v.i 1 Split 6' T 6' T t type of helicoma. For in coloi and form, a deep green philodendron leaf and ginger foliage accent the v i b ant color of the judges found liL'--; , country and the consequent The I . special appreciation Panamanians have for flowers. In Mrs. Arosemena's this arrangement "interprets the spirit of her homeland I Ml . ' FlowYear in a . i; I) ?t the 1975 Calendar, selected from among the foreign, "affiliated" clubs, is Mrs. Carlotu de Arosemena, of the Republic of Panama. The fact that she lives in a country of only 1.5 million people says something not only about her talents but of the floral wonders of her prize-winnin- f tRij -H H USA. and international honors The international :"a ; i- CHRIS & DICK'S THE WALL PANELING e.iee OFtN fc-- vft-j- . to m lo pm KINGS" sebe 266 9J3I, 26611 266217 Sortfc (i hbA ImMF MmmQ 16JI Vat t OrtN SUNDAYS 10 o m to 3 p m . . i;ijN |